Category Archives: Life
Looking Downtown
Looking Downtown I took this photo on Tuesday morning atop Rockefeller Center. It was extremely cold because of the 20 something temperature and wind 70 floors up.
Billiard Ball Detector, Part 0.1
Along with Kari I have started a new project to detect billiard balls using computer vision. It doesn’t sound like something that is too difficult to accomplish and I hope it isn’t — but it will be the first step … Continue reading
Norway!
It’s been quite a while since there’s been any action from me on here… I’ve been way too lax about posting, and too busy to be anything but. That isn’t an excuse because if the time wants to be found … Continue reading
Motivation Behind Behavior
…On Wednesday it irked me that this part of my life had been ignored on both sides and now that she’s leaving in a little under a month… Continue reading
Sonny Jim
This time last year I was preparing for graduation because it was less than three weeks away. Little did I know that my grandad was coming from England (even though my mom did slip and tell me a few weeks … Continue reading
I Need a Vacation
…at the end of the week I’m usually so burned out that I can’t really recall each of the days discretely because they all seem to blend in to one another. Continue reading
Almost Cured
On Saturday morning I awoke and for about fifteen seconds I thought my terrible eyesight (-4.00 in both eyes) had been cured by some divine intervention. Continue reading
A Look Back at Imagination
I don’t want to think of it from a grown-up’s perspective because that will have meant I’ve given up being a kid and thus the end of youthful exuberance. Continue reading
Lackluster
It’s been a while since I’ve put something meaningful to read on here because I haven’t been all too philosophical about anything ‘public.’ I need to start getting back to putting my thoughts down on paper instead of only thinking … Continue reading
Departing on Gate Three
Over the past two days, there seems to be quite a bit of words and thought about a candle. Whether it was the person who purchased it, the guest who commented on it, or what has been crossing my mind … Continue reading